This class covers a substantial amount of material and requires significant preparation time. Historical grading data shows that the median grade for both exams is a C. Students aiming to maintain a high GPA may want to carefully consider the course workload before enrolling.

Wrobel is a really cool guy, very passionate about what he teaches and it shows. There is a textbook, but honestly not necessary. Grade is made up of Labs/Midterms/Final/Quizzes. It's super chill, the only way you're not succeeding in this class is if you don't actually try. He is a great professor and a genuine person who wants you to succeed.

yes take him he's so nice and chill

Lectures were mostly online because of parental leave. Exams are heavily weighted but you get a cheat sheet. Attendance not mandatory, I didn't go to lectures, did my cheat sheet last minute and passed but not the greatest grade. Overall, he makes learning this subject fairly easy for non-stem majors.

Wrobel is a kind guy and obviously wants everyone to do well. Lectures not mandatory but attendance is super helpful. Was not here for about little less than half of the weeks because was on leave for new child, made it a little bit challenging but doable. test questions were random sometimes, NOT super easy GE if humanities concept wise.

great professor, really charismatic and funny. unfortunately if you're not very scientifically inclined (like me), this may be really difficult even with the cheat sheets he allows. tests are hard if you put this class on the backburner and don't know how to apply the concept really well. an okay and lenient GE, but not exactly easy.